Former Bisons donning the maple leaf
One former UFA Bisons player could represent Canada at the 2018 Olympic Winter Games in PyeongChang, South Korea. Hockey Canada unveiled their 26-player roster Oct. 26 for the Karjala Cup,… Read More »
Edition: November 3 2017 Strathmore Times
Spartans preparing for host tourney
With the South Central Zone championships nearing, the Strathmore High School Spartan volleyball teams are rounding into shape. Participating in the Kodiak Classic tournament in Airdrie last weekend, the senior… Read More »
HCC Hawks volleyball program producing in tourneys
The Holy Cross Collegiate Hawks senior boys volleyball team is proving to be a top contender in every tournament they have entered this season. In their most recent results, the… Read More »
Peewee Braves rolling early in the season
Keith Klemmensen appears to be taking after head coach of the New England Patriots, Bill Belichick. In 2007, the Patriots were crushing teams on their way to a perfect 16-0… Read More »
Former Bisons producing in Okotoks
The CFR Chemicals Bisons might be gone, but their former players are still producing at a high level at their new home rink. Fourteen players were either affiliated with the… Read More »
SCFA Badgers headed back to CPWFL title game
The league final rematch didn’t end in a thrilling fashion, but the result was still the same, as the Strathmore Community Football Association Badgers advanced to their second straight Central… Read More »
HCC Hawks soar into win column
Three-hour-long bus rides are much more enjoyable following a win. Especially if it’s your first win of the season. Playing their final road game of the season, the Hawks, whose… Read More »
Kings scoring in record numbers
If the Strathmore Wheatland Kings keep this pace up, there will be no more hats left in town. Zach Meadows was the latest veteran to complete an unprecedented four-game hat… Read More »
Moving day: Library returns home
The last three months proved a testament to the Strathmore Municipal Library’s impact on the community, when the town and various local organizations stepped up and provided necessary space for… Read More »
Valley Medical Clinic welcomes doctors
It didn’t take long for United Kingdom family physician Alan Young to grow tired of his country’s restrictive politics, and time spent focusing on targets and paperwork rather than with… Read More »
Train of Terror offers adrenaline rush
For the month of October, Aspen Crossing’s themed train excursion wasn’t for the faint of heart. Attendance nearly doubled from last year’s initial grand opening of the Train of Terror… Read More »